Many worker advocates criticize these auditing systems as well-meaning, but flawed, pointing to an inherent conflict of interest: The groups are largely funded by the very corporate members whose contracted facilities they're meant to monitor.
Critics say this is never reached in the real world, so is a flawed starting point.
His regular-season debut against the Boston Celtics was intriguing but flawed: 11 points, 10 misses in 13 attempts, 1 assist and 2 turnovers in 22 minutes.
Proponents of paid sick days critique these scary statistics as inflated and methodologically flawed estimates and point to the real life success in San Francisco where a paid sick days ordinance has been operating for nearly four years.
Despite some unfocused moments and a what I found to be an abrupt tonal shift in the second half, overall the film is both exceedingly well researched and unexpectedly tender, offering real insight into the phenomenon of terrorism while simultaneously mocking its ludicrousness, daring to depict these people as hopelessly flawed to the point of sympathetic while never condoning their behavior.
As another example of forward thinking but flawed delivery, Fogg points to Nokia's prescience around mobile gaming.
They are trailed by Elisha's father, a flawed minister, on the point of succumbing to a "wet and thready" consumptive cough, who is determined to tell him of his mother's death.
Thirty-nine years old, flawed, an indifferent West Point student, disgraced as an army officer, gossiped about as an alcoholic, a failed farmer and a failed businessman, Ulysses Grant had come to his command almost as a fluke.
The peak force due to the failed fasteners is not produced at the point where flawed fasteners are located but several meters after this point.
